New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
A QUIET DAY AT BROOKLYN
LADY PRIMROSE WINS THE CLINTON.

~ much diminished by the interest In tho inSorhS
siona battle between tho Thistle ana the volunteer
n wa quiet day without unusual stir or sensafion.
Cyclops the favotc, an easy winner OF the nrs.
rsoe running the three quarters in the fast omo VI
as with 100 pounds up. niiuck stu cilngs 70 MO
IAughln He could get second place only with swit'
the favorfte In the second race, Esqumau winning
easily although Donohue had TO rouse him win INC
whip Mr.. sc0tt's nily rageoletta IL fast with hght
vest In q short run but abe does not ike ITO POUNDS
nor a mile and n quarter Bessie June, Aurelia and
p.runa were withdrawn rom tho Clinton stakes
Nsgeoletta led for q mile and then went 10 p'oooe
Miss Ford carrying 100 pounds ana Lazy rf' "
40 only. This difference enabled Lady frhioso "
run away from Miss Ford In the homestretcn anu "
win In the easiest possible manner while the lAVo,.
80. IN ,as, tnnnemara carried much money, but
aha waa in a sulky mood and would not uy' ono
was last nearly all the way, and IL was cioso
between her and Flagooetta a. 70 "noh "a 'A' "
shouId cross the line In the rear. IA.
Lelex led the betting on the fourth race anu WIZ
- q, h,s decisive PUSHES In the last furong cap'urco
eh rsca with plenty Of speed in reserve, FAVOR gc"s
seoond place. Joe Cotton looked woh ou. eoui. n
nm KaIoolah led for nearly mile ana then re'e"'
Che has fallen of pitiabiy IN q fortnight.
mt the most pitifui example Of complete ooiapse
IN the once great Haggin stable. In May anu '
WA one of the powerful stables this country ~
saw. Now 1t has hardly morse 'ha' '~ ~
smallest selling purse. .,.,
Godfrey ON speedwell, the favorite, lost the fifth
vsce through his inability finish with Hayward vi
Taragon the latter capturing the race soieiy
.uner,or riding Monmouth, a handsome chestnut
colt. by Mortomer-s pnaway, owned by ~ " d. Ne"
ton and ridden by Mclaughlin, was third. Mohn'ou'n
"a beauty and bis breeding Is good that ne may ye'
do something creditabe, although he has oeeh oeaoh
sv1ce at brighton by the worst Of oyear-Olds NC
Iauchn got third place with Monmouth oecauso No
rode the colt much better than King Idle was riu"o
The latter has speed and ridden with fair judgment ~
skill would probably have gained the thru postum
Maggie Mitchell, the lilly whom "Boodier lo''
Shells bought the other day for SG'ooo' W." '' o
racc by head, Adrian second
Kelly a Bliss will have charge OF the Dete'hs AT
ranrements at Jerome Park. That is surety eno"e"
that they Will be fairly ana sklfuiiy mahageo' - WI
Kelly wants to make himself highly popular WIN i"o
,oers he Will open French pools for second piace'
g., tho nookmakers have q monopoly Of place betting
md thew punce both hands In the pockets OF the pubic
and leave nothing behind If combination oo'1"s
IA allowed at Jerome Park, 1t will be on the OASIS Vi
reouiriuC the return Of the money pet u any "o'0
se,ected I'm a combination does not start 1hs Is 'ho
on,v fair way Some Of the combination bookmaRerS
are suspected Of having bought the "'nui"" " ~
tain horses this year.
certain Jockey and his connections by marriage
are now under keen scrutiny by the officers VI me
Brooklyn Jockey Club, and any improper acts " ~
part of either the jockey or his connexions py
will result IN a ruling off that will do great ueai "
FIRST RACE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. 20 GA0h'
5000 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs
owneS, en- C. Cyciops by Moremer Lizzie Lucas 4yrs
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Faux Pas half length for the place owing 70 "hAm''
SECOND RAcr-HAspIcAp SWEEPSTAKES. s25 EACH.
$3.50 ADDED. SIG MILES.
second sPff sas syn o sSnmau BY DUKE
s s11s .ssa
j. s ssS'ss : St eTsssis, cfhaIsa
Ne JsSnns. rf IsSG Frank Ward e,y lSs
Aa5arni.s Stable; oh aaiysa lear S7iMar'in
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s' EsSns ps So ST'''' SD
the Bourbon oo Mss Ford uoG were Withdraw
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10 two ensn ON the turn
III the entire entered the homes ,s
s1sas ems pisa' n. 5q 70
s. 5SI. out w sd ss y na
ss%%.SSy y u a e: the
THIRD R.cE-CLlxroS STAKES. THREE-YEAR-OLo FIJI
nrs. $50 EACH $1,000 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS
A. Belmonrs LAZY Primrose by the Ill Vsea LADY
f'' ssi%yn iD Mis-. Ford ilS
Oakwood stables C9naemsIs idG monfr.y} @
,. s: paass.. S. st TO-
BETTING for place Flagsole,ta to 3. connemara to 2
AUCTION FIELD So fsrsSs'a s2, Miss Ford SIG
Bessie June 2o Aurelia Glo and Dsruna G22l With.
aa%n The p pTsr ss FsS1o
Fagssea led all the way 10 the head OF
seed t 10 Ts'r rem LAW Prmros
second frw SI and SyIs rss lengths Miss
second hall Ia length before Connemara, third
FOURTH RAcE-swEEPsTAXEs S25 AcH. $3.50 ADDED
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. Is MILES.
D. A. Honig's b. g. Lelex. by Leiaps.war Reel, aged
lp7 Favor
Dwyer Brothers CHI Joe c'on g. il9 ics TaIi iSI
b. Moifisev's Kaloca6 Iarchi
Betting to win-L.e, to 5. Ksociah 10 s.
Bsins place !esr to TO- KalOOah to TO- Favor
Auction pools I.e1 $50 EaiOOlah saO Joe Cotton $50
star. sT klSa. was e al. 1'
m running TO the heau OF inc honr
stretch Favor second 20 this point got his heal m
front and urong but Leox. who had
been keeping Cotton company IN the rear now siioe 10
he easiest possible manner by ehgt
Favor four before Jos Cotton third hsoo
lah went ALI 10 pieces al the head oil tie sTe'ch
FIFTH RACE-PURsE 5000. MAIDEN TwoYEAE-OLDs
FIVE FURLoSGs
A. j. Cassatts oh. c. Taragop by stratfordrara ID ~
spendthrift stsbie's ch Speoiwel ll2. (Go,frey(
r. V. H. Nswton's CHI C. Monmouth, Id Mciau'hinl
W. B. Jsnnngss br. 9. King Idle ilo....t---,--l Q
EV Snedeker's CHI G. Goo loc nynes(
r. W. Walden's 4. T. satisfied IL (0rimul
J. CHI T. Sadie Me. III -thsmItohl
E Corrgan's e. Ivanhoe, ll5; lFuneIl
Castle SiaUles b. G. Chambly llo..---. (DonDhuel
J, belongs b. e Courier liz ...thIggel
n n Rrvsop's ,r G. spero .(Anderson)
L. Behmane Wheat tolohel
". H Hendne's D. I. Banjo Observation-Disclosures
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-Speedwe oil TO j. King Idle 10 J. Mon
poutL 10 l. Txragou Goodoe 10 TO Chamby 10 10
Ivauhoe IL 10 l. Satisfied 20 TO Sdie Nc 20 70 l. Banjo
b 10 l. spero to Courier 40 TO Wheat 80 10 l.
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